Spider-Man: No Way Home star Tom Holland opened up about going through a midlife crisis at the age of 25 having taken up acting when he was just 11. The actor also suggested that he could quit acting to pursue other things in life.

Tom Holland, who claimed he was unsure about his current career path, said, “I don’t even know if I want to be an actor. I started acting when I was 11 and I haven’t done anything else, so I would like to go and do other things. I don’t know. Genuinely, I’m having a mid-life crisis at 25. I’m having like a pre-mid-life crisis.” However, he pointed out that his involvement in the Spider-Man franchise allowed him to do some amazing things. Spider-Man: No Way Home marks Tom Holland's final film in the Homecoming trilogy that began in 2017.

In a heartfelt note post the release of the film, Tom Holland wrote, “I can’t believe we actually did it. Sharing the screen and my life with these incredible people has been nothing short of life changing. This movie is a labour of love a celebrates three generations of cinema. It truly is a dream come true and I’m forever grateful for all the love and support we’ve received over the years. We love you and thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Enjoy the movie. P.S. Bring tissues!”